After the subscription of the UART port if I send wip_debug(“my command”); This is considered an item of command directly to the UART (RS232)?
wip_debug is intended for providing debug trace information.
if you wish to interpret that output as “commands” - then that’s up to you!
Do not understand, how can I send direct commands to my device through RS232?
adl_fcmSendData? or adl_atSendResponse? or wip_debug?
Yes - that’s the one.
Hi there
I was having an ASSERTION FAILURE whilst issuing custom at commands in my application. Here is a sample part of my application code
#define ASSERT( pred) \
if( !(pred)) wip_debug( "ASSERTION FAILURE line %i: " #pred "\n", __LINE__)
#define ASSERT_OK( v) ASSERT( 0 == (v))
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each time I reissued my at command to to test what reaction I would get from the application, an error message was sent back to me. I have since removed this portion of the code and all used wip_netInit () function without options and now each time I issue my at command, I can come back with a connected if it is connected to the APN or it connects to the APN if not already connected.
Does the removal of wip_debug function have a major effect on how my application runs??? Is the error still there more importantly???
I have since removed this wip_debug and my application works the way I want it to
Thanks
gugulethu: start a new thread - this has nothing to do with the current thread of discussion!
When you do, you need to show where the assertion is actually failing - all you’ve shown is the definition of your ASSERT macro.
i have this code to send command directly to my device
adl_fcmSendData(FcmDataHandler,"MILOS",9);
adl_fcmSendData(FcmDataHandler,"OPEN",8);
adl_atSendResponse(ADL_AT_UNS, "APPLICATION MODE STARTED\n\r");
adl_fcmSendData(FcmDataHandler,"SHOW CLIMA10",16);
But this not receiving anything, but if i connect to my device by the hiperterminal and put this commands i recived my data…
Have you studied the Application Notes about using the Flow Control Manager (FCM)